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When you order from us, the impact goes far beyond a bottle. Your action triggers a chain of positive events, from funding the removal of ocean bound plastic to supporting local communities and transforming waste into new resources. Here is how it all happens:

With every order we commit to removing 6kg of plastic (the equivalent of 600 plastic bottles) from entering our oceans

CleanHub, then allocate the funds to one of ten critical areas around the world.

This creates valuable employment opportunities for some of the world's most economically disadvantaged communities.

The collected plastic is up-cycled into valuable resources, contributing to a circular economy.

OUR GOAL:

2,000,000+

Kilograms of plastic cleaned from our oceans, protecting Marine Life by 2027

By 2050, it’s estimated that there will be more plastic in the ocean than fish by weight if current trends continue

Our partner

CleanHub is dedicated to preventing ocean-bound plastic pollution by creating sustainable waste management systems in high-impact areas. They partner with businesses and local communities to collect, manage, and recycle waste, working towards cleaner oceans and a more sustainable planet.

Where you make an impact

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Why should we care?

Plastic Cleanup

Collecting plastic before it enters the ocean is crucial. By intercepting plastic at its source, before it reaches waterways, we can drastically reduce the long-term damage to marine environments, protect wildlife, and prevent the devastating effects of plastic pollution on our planet.

Protecting marine life is crucial because healthy oceans support biodiversity, regulate our climate, provide food, and sustain millions of livelihoods. Marine ecosystems play a vital role in maintaining the balance of our planet, and the decline of marine life due to pollution, overfishing, and habitat destruction threatens not only the oceans but also human health and global stability. By protecting marine life, we ensure the survival of these essential ecosystems for future generations.